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Dr. Jahn: Why We Need the Arts

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many to reflect and reprioritize. As we move forward, however, it is crucial that the arts maintain a strong presence as they are necessary in linking humans to humanity.

Nov 14
Music Major Minute: Masks for Singers

Consider the pros and cons of different types of face masks and how well they work with singing and breathing.

Nov 13
The Power of Music

Have you ever stopped to think about the importance of music in our lives?  How our daily lives are filled with its subtle power?
Nov 08
Crossover Corner : Stylizing Pop – And Rock – Influenced by Musical Theatre

The critique “You need more grit” can be confusing feedback to singers. Learn more about crossover terms like “grit,” “fry,” and “wail” in this month’s column.

Nov 05
Prima La Voce or A Dream Deferred? : Dismantling Systemic Racism in the Arts

Dismantling systemic racism in the arts will create a better environment for all.

Nov 03
A Singer’s Thyroid

ver the years, I have had many questions about the thyroid gland and how its function (and dysfunction) impacts us—singers in particular. In the next few paragraphs, we will look
Oct 31
From Bernac to Broadway: Mary Saunders Barton

Mary Saunders Barton is a pioneer in crossover pedagogy. Read how her unique experiences shaped her as a performer and teacher and how this same journey continues to empower and encourage other singers and teachers to expand their musical palates.

Oct 29
Fach Assumption in Classical Singing

Voices and body types come in all varieties. Because of this, we must be careful to not classify a voice based on physical characteristics.
Oct 28
What Every Singer Needs to Know About the Body

The book What Every Singer Needs to Know About the Body provides an in-depth exploration of Body Mapping and how those concepts and practices relate to singing. Specifically, the authors provide information designed to help readers build accurate mental conceptions of how their bodies work, which can lead to increased physical efficiency when singing. 
Oct 27
We Call It All Opera Today : Composer Matthew Peterson

wedish/American composer Matthew Peterson is an independent, vital voice in the new opera world. He studied at Gotland School of Music Composition, Indiana University School of Music, and St. Olaf
Oct 22
Staying in Touch and On Top of It: Time Management for Music Majors

There are never enough hours in the day for a music major. But by knowing exactly what is expected of you and what you can accomplish, your fall semester is sure to be a successful one.

Oct 22
Transitioning from a Degree to the Stage: Rachel Willis-Sørensen

Rachel Willis-Sørensen recounts the journey that led her as a young singer to working with the industry leaders in classical music and the personal growth she experienced along the way.

Oct 12

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